1898, December: Ed and Clarissa at the time they
were
married.
(2)
1899-1900: Lorenzo.
(2)
1902?: Ed with Ida and Lorenzo.
1903?: Ida and Lorenzo.
Ethel and Jennie Sanders (Ed's second wife) at Twin
Falls.
Ethel.
Wallace and Ethel Matson.
Wallace.
Wallace, Ed, and Ethel at their home in Pocatello.
Wallace at school. He's on the front row, at the
very
left.
Ed with Vin (Morgan) Ball's family.
Back: Rudgar, Ed, Verna, Alice, Muriel, Vin, and
Everett. Front:
Brant, Nola, Madge, Donna, and Nancy.
Jerome, Idaho railroad station. Ed was the
construction
foreman.
According to Phyllis, Ed is at the far left. This station still
stands (as of 2012) but was moved to a park near the center of Jerome
and is now used as a community center.
The water tower at Cliff, Idaho.
Ed built the foundation for this 1/2 million gallon water
tank. Wallace
and Ethel are standing in front of the tower.
A bridge near Jerome, Idaho. Ed is standing at
the far
right.
Ed and his crew. He is at the far right.
The West Yellowstone train depot.
This was the end of the rail line. Ed was the construction
foreman.
Ed's first car.
Wallace's high school graduation photo.
Family reunion at Uncle Oscar Martin's house in Labelle,
Idaho.
The third person from the right appears to be Lorna Whiting (seated and
wearing a light colored dress with black belt). She is the younger
sister of John Matson's wife Ethel. The picture was probably taken
around 1915 to 1920.
Ida.
Lorenzo and Ida.
Ethel and something that looks like a banjo.
Jennie.
Ed.
Three generations of Matsons: Ed, Ren, and
Jerry.
1952: Ed and his third wife Florence at their home
in
Vancouver, Washington.
Ed and Florence with Clara, Wallace's wife.
Ethel Matson's funeral program.
Notes:
1) Unless otherwise noted, all pictures obtained from Phyllis
(Matson) Peterson and scanned on October 3 & 4, 2000.
2) Picture obtained from Linda (Peterson)Young and scanned in
November, 1998.
(2)
(2)
Back: Rudgar, Ed, Verna, Alice, Muriel, Vin, and
Everett. Front:
Brant, Nola, Madge, Donna, and Nancy.
According to Phyllis, Ed is at the far left. This station still
stands (as of 2012) but was moved to a park near the center of Jerome
and is now used as a community center.
Ed built the foundation for this 1/2 million gallon water
tank. Wallace
and Ethel are standing in front of the tower.
This was the end of the rail line. Ed was the construction
foreman.
The third person from the right appears to be Lorna Whiting (seated and
wearing a light colored dress with black belt). She is the younger
sister of John Matson's wife Ethel. The picture was probably taken
around 1915 to 1920.
